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LOCAL D1tEVIrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Nom ont In and Alb,

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City. a *. II
! ONE dsed Of trust was admitted t
record Saturday. n; NJ
The steamer Sawyer Will leave for Mat
y amoyas today ct II o'clock. 5;s
;h THERE were elk cases on the docket Ina.
night Tor this mornings Police Court. :
ss MAfEns ORCHESTRA plays Tor the Ger.
mania Amusement socletys picnic to-day
at seibet.'s Garden. rs55 ,5 (
The large Coloted posters ADVERTISING
the Bis Reunion here in August have been
z Printed and Me calculated to attract atten.
!. lion. }ff.l55ly id sI,.S 81 II
} The second grand picnic OF The Butch.
y efn' Protective Association OF the Ohio
Valley, will be held at tho State Fair
grounds Tuesday, August II. 7 2izis,s'Gls q
Ara meeting Of the asockholdero Of ths
lEMa Iron and steel Company the follow.
Ing Board Of Directors SaR elected Il W.
n w. Holloway l.. Spence, Joseph Ball. a I.
~. BagGs, ". Z. Tellman, G. 6. Hannan.
Z: CoMasSclSa yesterday, July II, the St.
4 Clliraylsl9 accommodation will y leave
y healing at $50 AZ NJ; and 300 II, A..
daily except Sunday, and 7:OOp. NJ, daily
Tbs anesvi!le accommodation viii leave
Sat7:45 "A. NJ, daily. 5it75 4 A b
,Si5i. FRANKIE RussIL1 was bound over 10
court II $i60 bali .by; Justice Davis Sstur.
4 day Tor keeping |. house OF Ill fame. Mrs.
Barnes. s coiored witness in tho case, re-.
nd6d.inipudentiy TO & question by tho
court and Went 10 jail Tor contempt.
/ VA LRrrXR received from Captain John
Mel urs; dated Baltimore, July Is, details
the xperFence OF himself and wife and
daughter, Miss Bette, lin the disastrous
collision at Ga!thefsbuEs,. Nd. The party
had . very narrow escape, but fortunately.
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a Wheeling Mans Achieye,m IN, mt

In the Medical Necs Of Philadelphia 10,
June 25, is an account by Or. James T.
Reeves, Of this city, OF his recent demon.
atsation by means Of his microscope, Of
the fact that the bacillus Of tuhe.culopie
and lupus, q stubborn skin disease, ara
one and the aans. This demonstration
attracted wide attention among the medi.
cal fraternity. DR.. Rseves'a article ia in.
teresting, and its value is increased by q
microscopic illustration Of the appearance
OF the bscilli in the tissue. {. s3ll'!g{jIllI'
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T,p. Il, Committees.

The following list Of the standing com
mittess Of the West Virginia Division d
the =: PA. will doubtlesa be interesting:
Railroad Committee-J.S. Gibbs, chair.
man, Wheeling; C..,O Martin, S. 1 Z.
Gould, Joseph E. Mccoy, G. ". Brown. !,
Hotel Committee-R. Il. Wilson, chair.
man, Wheeling; O. a. Moss, A. D.
Graham, A. Brown, ]. W. Waudling. 3
Legislative Committee-~R. Il. Patter.
aon, Chairman, parkersburg; Charles II.
Ahrens, John s. McKown, Hugh W bite,
J. W. Williama. i !
Press Committee-C. D. Smith, chair.
man, Parkereburg; A. o. Maxwell, W,
NJ NJ, Coz, g. s. McWhorter, w. +. B,
It is earnestly doaived that each mem.
Der OF the committees will communicate
at once With their chairman, and put him.
coll in ehape for the work to be done,
in order that West Virginia may keep up
with the procession, '' }s;;. Z q
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BR1DGEpoRr.
CAMPING Getting = Golng West Personal

campmeeting = Goins West p Pcrsonn
& E l.j- Items, Etc. X.
The German church, walls are now In cou1ss
erection. te l5esS5si n .yFi i,5s Tclr.sI
T. D: May and G. II. .Cauiman leave to-day 10,
Utah Territory to prospect. I e; H. 8 ;.iisiss5
large number ftom here will take In tho cx
cunion TO Chippewa tomorrow. Z ,,''fta 4 q A.!
Bridgeport ptides herself on turning cut some
checker players that arc not to be "sneczed at" y
8 The Bridgeport glass housa Is being oyerhauled
and repaired from top to bottom, while the yaca
ton Is here. 5,l F,5sS7, 4
The West End Third NJ E. church COMMUNICATING
began Yesterday In Harrah's orchard, with a good
Charles Van Pclt has resigned his position with
YIN. unmphrerllle, In Martins Ferry, and re-
John Mcdonald and Frank Elslicker were run
IN for drunkenness Friday night, aud gaye no
much trouble that one Of tnem was used Gp with
the club Of the officer through necessity. O. a
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE.
a budget Of Local Brlefs from Belmonpa

|
Capital. i.,i PEI
Dr.; DuEaud Q. d. Ptarce, OF Caiiz, were among
Q. SihlFsVllle friends ue latter part OF last week
n. Y. Mead 4 Co., the executors OF the new Bel.
mont county map, are making successful canvass
In this place. 5 Ilsy ~ Il - I5T' lr.'- =
Marshal Burlington, who has been seriously Ill
i9f several weeks, Is improving, though not yet
able T. be on duty. ~ 3 d b n n ~ ! HI : =
Dr.. Park West, Of Bclaire, was In town several
as5s iasi week, Rumor says the visit was not pro.
iessional but highly socisble. li.si g5.I' -
ent, seven OF whom arc under the Command O!
JAlof Colby upon the chain gang. (
Miss Lizzie Flnney, former attractive society
girl OF this place. but now OF Bloomington, III ii
visiting her sister. Mrs. John Pollock, OF this
Temperance lectures were delivered Friday and
Saturday evenings IN the Cour. house by MI. Bur
WELL Of Pa. who Is lecturlng under the auspices Of
the ". Y. T. U. OF Ohio. ~ . sss9 81 .QElt.
Jas II. Collins, formerly Belmont county law,
yer. but now OF Columbus, waa III town Friday on
legal business. Also II NJ. Garyin, a rising young
attorney OF Wheeiipg, on the same day. 4 n tf'7
The Mccormick trial before Probate Judge Gas
ION triday, on account Of tho novelty OF the case
attracted great attention., especially among the
legal cement The features OF the case have nc
precetent I'll Belwont couuty courts. Squire Roder
o. beilaite, cited Thomas Mccormick, saloonist Of
me same place, to appear In his court TO answer
The charge Of keeping his saloon open OF the Sab.
bath and unlswfully selling intoxicating liquors
Mccormick RESPONDED and gave boud for his ap
pearancc twenty days hcuce. Bu! 10 The meaning
nc was suumoned before Mayor Blown for the
| sumo oGsnse, who tiued him % and costs aud one
| day IN jail, which penalties he satisfied And
when The day for the trial bctore Roder CAME he
plead the convection before Mayor Brown as bar
70 the action then tending. The trial before the
Probate Court was 10 dc de whether or not Squire
Koues had the right u uy Mccormick, notwith.
sanding brown had fined him for the deense
The Jury, after remaining Ia consultation several
hours decided that a trial before Roder would be
hStl. In absence Of Prosecutor Kcuuon, Smith
aud dalaher, OF Bellaire. conducted the prOsecl.
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"A Boat Race Here August 8,

The hackers OF William Haberaeld, OF
this city, and Thomas Richards, Of Ora
yoaburg, Pa, made arrangements satur.
day night for a single scull race over the
Wheeling Upper coarae on Saturday Au.
gust 0, between the hours OF 4 and 6
o'clock :. NJ, the race to be rowed in best
boats, one mile and half and return,
Haher6eld to give Richards start of ten
seconds. II the weather is not in fit con-
dition on the, day named, the referee ia
empowered to postpone the saco from
day to day until such time as it is favor
able: The stakes are 5000 a side, and
Haberdeld is to allow Richards S25 for
exponseg. b I: z; IS z iEIjlsslf 81
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Rev. Dr.. D. A. Cunningham, pasta, Of
the First Presbyterian Church, preached
biz last sermon Yesterday previous to
taking his uaual vacation ofisix weeks or
two months. i. He and Mrs. Cunningham
will ss nerd This time in Pennsy!7aula and
New York, tho large. portion Of the time
however will be put in at Chautsuqua.
While tho Doctor is away his pulpit will
be filled st least portion Of the time by
ministers from other points. 7t' \. u
IN bis remarks at yesterday morning'a
services the Doctor took occasion to refer
to the departure from tho oity Of, Sig. and
Mime. d'Aurla, who have had charge Of
the ,quaItstte choir for over a year past.
He .pald them a2deseryedg tribute aud
echoed the general regret ielt over their
near departure. Fl 4 g. is:s5> Y /; ~
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SECOND EXCURSION TO THE SEA
3
Via the Picturesque u. j. O. to Atlantic City
and Cape nIny. Thursday. Jnlv 81 = I

u e., :Gs't 70 80 I. ~ .
Via the Picturesque Il. s. Q. to Atlantic City
and Cape niny, Thurshny, July II.
Thia is the grandest excursion ever of,
fered to the public involving ride owe,
the "Picturetque limo Of America" along
the beautiful Potomac, through historic
Harper'a Ferry, Washington, D, O., Balti.
more and Philadelphia. Train OF parlo,
cars and East Lake coaches will leave
depot, Wheeling, at 500 4. ", arriving
in Philadelphia at s:45 il. NJ Next daY
passengers will leave on any regular train
for Atlantic City Or Cape May. 4 Tickets
will DO good for ten days. with stoned
privilege ut Washington City returninv
Faro for round trip, $1,000. ~
Practically the entire Journey will hi
made by daylight, THUG afiording an on.
portunityi to zee the superb mountain and
valley scenery, which has won for the
Baltimore & Ohio the distinction Of helms
"The Picturesque Line OF America" 81. :
This is undoubtedly the most attractive
excursion ever offered ut so low rate. A
week at the Sea Shore and visit TO Waah.
ineton, the National Capital adorned with
magnificent monuments and statues. ma.
jestic public buildings, stored with Objects
OF general and historic interest, beautiful
parks and thoroughfares. 80 :,
For further information apply to agents
Of the B. d Q. r. R., or to -,
y = r. s.. ED: SIXTH,
Div. Pass. Agt., Pittsburgh Pa. Il
49, --s-$-~-------- q Il, = y
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! a pulp Yynrh. ralk.d ~

The Piedmont Herald says that it Is ri.
!neret that some capitalists from this city
are looking shout that place for site ior
the location o. pulp works, and that thoy
are tavora6ly disposed towards that place.
The Herald says that there Ia no town in
the stste better prepared for the estsb.
lishment Of such works than Piedmont.
~ has wood, coal, water sud labor in
abundance, and three lines Of railroad for
the transportation Of pulp. a /. - 3
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Auctionaer Hervey on Saturday sold
twenty ahares OF bridge stock Tor $42. 10;
per Dhsret ardsnother sayenty-iye shares
ut s42 10 per share. Tho Per value Of thia
stock Is SIS. Fifty sharea Of the Peoples
Bank stock were sold for S25 80 per share.
The par value 10 $50 per share. West
Virginia Natural Gas stock Is listed at sos
bid and 800 asked. ii! ~ 'F,is3:-3, ii
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Homo frou, Camp Camp.

The members OF that famous organize.
ton, s"fhoI Jack Bass Fishing Club" re-.
turned to the city Saturday morning after
having passed through the trials and
trlbulstiona, joys and festivities OF an.
ottsr annual y encampmens at g their
place about tso!yo miles up Wheeling
creek. As usual the members Introduced
TO the mystic circle .reveral friends and
they had a glorious time. 4 All, both mem.
bera and Sueats, returned cafe and sound,
Ihe return trip was not thought OF till all
thebait was exhausted. A special trip is
being talked Of for the latter part ,ot An.
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TO ''s't =. = 80 Irsss 3 a
Type.wrltara fII,snn

:, We have for sale several Type.writsrs.
including the Remington, the 5Crandal|
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange ior the matchiess
G;ahgfaph, and will be sold cheap. Writera
los rent and r1or sale on monthly install.
menu. Cal On OF, address for circuIgra i.
EDWARD /. RoaR 4 Co.;
4 "a, " e h5 Twelfth streat. X
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IN July, 1881, and on a Sunday.
Thus It will be seen that the pres.
ent month OF July beats the record. On
Sunday, July 10, 1881, tho thermometer
reached d maximum temperature oil 1902.
The next day-Monday;-it was l0l0, and
on Tuesday 1902. The warmest day In
1879 was July II, when 1902 was reached
at schnepfa, aud on. July IS, 1878, the
score was 1902. Before July 10, 1876,
there Is no record extant, and nobody has
been found bold enough to say he can
fecollect hotter day than yesterday.
Since July, 1875, Mr.. Schnepi, the Opera
House corner druggist, has kept a. careful
daily record. From 1t the above figures
arc taken, as also the following hourly
record for the past two days:
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i WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Pantaloohings and Over
c8atiags, which Weare prepared 10 make
up In llrst.class Style at reasonable
prices. IS
Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re-epforced front and back, at
80 cehts, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. a full line Of BAlbrisgan I'm.
delwear FROM 81 W a suit upwards, at I
.5.5 Z, c. HESS Il sons;
1891 s. 1928 Market Street,
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Wheeling Climb Abroad.

. The Wheeling club was beaten 4 by
lanesville on Saturday 10 to 0. Bailey
suffered q severe injury, "a also dldu Surth.
waite, which necessitated the calling Of
speidel.2 to duty. The club plays Tires
daye In kalamazoo, commencing TO-DAY,
and It is hoped that good reports may be
heard OF II, II b, ~ -. !
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Pumping It's Own OIL.

7. The Natural Gas Company Of West
Virginia has commenced pumping |! own
oil from ita wells I in I the Taylorstown
district. They have built rlcks at tho
Taylorstown station on the Hemp6eld
branch Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio, and in
tend shipping by that route. 77!5
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Hon. John HIntlmaa K,,,,,,.

Hon. John Hindman, On old and we'll
known citizsn Of Holidays Cove, was in
stantly killed Saturday afternoon hy be,
Ing struck by Panhandle freight train q
few rods below Hindman's4 mill. thre1
miles east of Wheeling Junction. Mr.
Hindman was walking along the track
and seeing train approaching, stepped
over on the other track without noticing
another train going West. Before he
could realize his danger the pilot struck
bin, and, throwing him forward on bill
head, caused instant death. 33 ll5, !.
MIR. Hindmsn was for number O.
years n momber Of the West Virginia Leg
islature and held other positions Of trust
In Brooke county. His age was 6S years
He leaves wife and family. For a mum
Der ofysars no had been operating a large
Touring mill near the point where he mei
his death. His death in many Particular
resenbled the recent accidental kiliinf
OF Dr.. Caldwell, the Welaburg lawyer
and the two occurrences happened but {
short distance apart. - 81 II
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EOIRI SALE
uL.-LLn.- --.L--.-.---- -
8.FARnIA Fop ,.AT.E.

. FARMS FOR SALE.
-Four Fine Farms For sale-one Of 50 Acres,
s!!hatS s'1 1niles west OF Martins Ferry 0hle oa
~, fleasant Pike, with hne Improvements and
cnoce iruits Of all kinds IN abundance well water.
e 60 ana nearly all In srain-chtap md on cay
One OF 100 Acres, situate e,vb, miles ron
brtd9eport, On tho cadlz Pike, with good twos!ou
ot,cH mouse and lne barn ana other outbll!d!hp'
WIN an Abundance Of ffu.t o! ali kinds.
Also, one Of 100 Acres, four miles from Bridge,
port, on Wheeling Creek, south side Of Sa'!eaL
TOAD. with . splendid two'story frame dwelling
mouse containing seven rooms, hail and psaG!,
plenty oil ANAL fruit Of ali kinds. !,
O. Also one Of II Acres situate one milo ives! y:
81. Clairsyilie, " This Is considered one Of lae
nnest farms In Belmont county In oycry particular
-fcn soii. nice location, and In splendid ordei =,
Az o. mo above farms Will be sold cheap and o.
easy terms. For particulars cali on OF address
ID .h- 60 t.'z fi5.di 4. T. HOWELL,
~. -I. Y, INSURANCE and Real Estate agent,
myo5.AwA2 7.0 Bridgeport, oh!'.
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MoundHyille Cetnn.

:, On and alter July !, the Baltimore i, &
Uaio Viii run ia !: special train { to the
nI11o,undtsville camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling at G:lo =. ". daily, except Sun,
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WANTED
STOCKHOLDERS, MEEr,INos.,
I PROPOSALS..
! !. Proposals. 35.for' P.aiI1VIiinllg!''!.

Sealed Proposals will be received NJ ,ho oooo !,
the Board Of Public Works until Monday. JMiy u
1nsS1. a. =, o'clock Pm. for Paving With Hard
burned Fire Clay Brick the streets Designated by or
dt9snee: fropotals laay be made for ali TIC worl
PROPOSALS 70 be made by tho square yard. ana r
1 anGiTae al exeava'lns or nlltne, sand pitch
The successful bidder will DO required 10 give
street, or $500 for the whole work, S = '
Each proposal must DO accompanied by the
names OF two turetias 10 be offered on said honn
S S'n;a must 6e caens Of the State Of Yves, Viz
,dhe Board reserves the right to reject any OF ali
n Specifications may DO seen a. tho once Q, tho
Proposals should DO addressed to the cicfs Of tho
Board, f5Flis Is = $50 " $50 '''o
S,a,a'55, :, BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. q
'As' q. LAacAs1LBs CLERK. 3=.55ss. iyH
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special E1cur4on, to pit,.b 5, MONDAY

Tho 1 Beethoven. Ge,manla, Nennerr...
Choir and, Mozart Ringing socie,ies and
i,lends will leave. fol. I Pittsburgh at 2
O'clock F. ", lcity time) by the Panhan.
ger eIe road on above date. Round trip only
$40. Opera House Brass Band accom- ,,s.
mes the excursion. Tickets good i've
Gays. Apply to any member Of above
societies for tickets and further particu.
tAtp Nwag
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Az reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House cornGr, yesterday:
'7A.x.f, sA.x. Il x sp.0. i r.a.
s29l $50 I -;=- 96' ID 99' $50
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hst-Buuch OF Keys. stT's
Nosieo-JeAn Ehman. - 4. lFt
The Big Reunion, n. q
Use the Gate City Stone Flltcr-Ewipg Bros.
Tho Eclipse OuIht-stRnton & Davenport ,, 4,
2 Fine SIX umbEelIas-I. 9. Dillon d Co. y.
lewett'H RetrigeIRtOrs-Ncsbitt d Bro.
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escaped without scratch, although their
car WA demolished and a number Of ita

escaped without scratch, although their
car VIVA demolished and q number Of ita
occupants hurt. fif3l n
X TINS Young Mems Christlan Temper.
sace Union Of the Eighth ward Will give
a lawn fete next Thureday evening, from
9 to 10 o'clock, at Mrs. Wheat's, on Jacob
street. \. 'SS5 VI -5%E
THE river 10 lower than II has been be.
fore this year, and the Back river below
the government dam Ia no longer q con.
tinuons Btseam. There are places where
child can easily walk across dry shod.
s A YOUNG woman Of good family recent.
ly left her home on the South Slide to en-.
Tor upon o lie OF shame, living with
fallen woman. Saturday night she re.
turned, and was restored to her parents
by the police. ,&S. Ss.Ge jg
TnE X. i. D. 3. Fishing Club, com.
posed OF fifteen members Of tho mould
shop at Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'u glass
house, left Saturday evening, for their
camp at Pipe creek. Colonel Charles
Birch was elected captain Of the club. XXI
WALTER DRyRlgs, an employee at the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad chops, while
working upon repairs to an engine, acct.
dentaliy fell to the ground, striking hts
head against the engine, cutting bad
gaah over bis left eye. The injury WAS
dresBed by DR.. schwinn. sE 4 5
] CHIEF OF Police Smith haa received q
letter from W. II. Triplets, Chief OF the
Ohio Secret Service ut Canton, which
stated that the description Of ]. 9. Lord
the man who 10 In jail here for the watch
Transaction ct Lash's jewelry store, Is iden
tical with that OF man wanted over there
on serions charge. The letter asked iol
information, which will be furnished. h
THE Board Of Directors OF the Ohio Val
| ley Manufacturer, The new trades papel
soon to be issued In the city, met Saturday
and organized by electing Mr.. N. E
Whitaker President, W. F. Peterson
Treasurer and P. H. Moore Secretary. Til,
Z paper Is to be edited by Mr. Moore, ant
to cover the whole range OF the industriel
D OF this part Of the country, particular at
T tentlon being given to iron. nails ant
steel. a 4,
BURGLARS entered the residence OF J. B
Chambers, at West Alexander, Thursday
night and stole suit oil clothes and SCI
In money. The residences OF Joel Trucs
dell and Mr.. Craig were also entered
FROM tho cellar Of the residence Of tht
first named come honey was taken, and
from Mr.. Craig's cellar, come eggs ant
bread. Friday morning suit OF costly
clothing was found ina feld near town.
The Music Committee OF the Big Re
union in August requests that the chill
dren, OF the public schools designing t
take part in the concert take motto,
tha. they will be called together the fzs
week in August at some central point tt
be hereafter designated. On the return o
the various Singing Societies from Pitts
bureh they will at oncs begin to rehears'
for the occasion. The iull concert pro
gramme will soon be arranged.
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WASHINGTON, Do, July lS.-For West
Virginia, slightly cooler, flair weather,
westerly winds. q So, 90
For WcAtetn Pennsylvania, nearly sta
tionaly temperature, westerly winds, oc.
casiunally locsl rains, followed by fair
Weather. .L!it Z. u n. IS 3. q $500
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Minor Accidents.

A colored man named Butler was badly
gored yesterday morning by q vicious bull
owned by T. J. Hugus, by whom be is
employed. Il q ,. III M )
4 A horse attached to a buggy containing
q young man and q lady was badly demoi.
ished last evening on NlcCulloch street BY
colliding with the 10 o'clock motor. The
occupants fortunately escaped without
any serious injury. vi =
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1O41--25IN THE SHADE.
THE; r on ZONE ourposE HERE sts
by Yesterdai's wcather--Ths baking Earth
gives bnek tho Fierce Rays OF the Sun
with Increased warmth-Two Deaths
Hsported-The Ifourty Record.

Elf Wheeling ever
before experienced
such weather ss that
Of yesterday. II was
so long sgo that The
memory Of the old:
est inhab!tant can.
not recall the TACT.
The weather was all
the more .remarka.
BILE, as It followed a
day only less In.
tenaely torrid. Sat
urday tho ther.
mometer reached
l02. The weather
this simmer has
broken thu rerora
Up 10 Saturday The
hi b est poi I
reached by the mer'
curry here In clever
yes rs WAS 103;;whict
point was reached
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Initiated \ Constantly K
but never equaled. Colgste's exquisitely
perfumed Cashmere Buquet Toilet Soap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18

Cap.. FicEinger was single man, IS
years Of age, and made his headquarters
at Parkersburg, though his mother resides
at Cleveland. He hiss been in the employ
Of the company since last September, and
wss censidered one ofthe most valuable
men on the road. He died ct late hour
Saturday night, \ g i::IGfI. a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18

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